Re: Hive
Posted: 25 November 2013, 03:44
I was right! Knew it 
Yep. Kind of like chess and go. Those games have no luck, and will therefore die out soon. Once you've played them a few times, there's no fun anymore.[ / sarcasm]Oso wrote:A game without luck can be a cheat game. Isn't a awesome game, really, if you play lot of times you can reproduce the same strategy lot of times.
Well, sarcasm aside, it depends on the complexity. Chess loses a lot of attraction nowadays because computers already "solve" it. Well, it's not really solved from the computer science point of view. But close to. Go is very far away from being solved by computers. I think in Hive the complexity is unknown. And there are no good algorithms and implementations for analysis yet.Jest Phulin wrote:Yep. Kind of like chess and go. Those games have no luck, and will therefore die out soon. Once you've played them a few times, there's no fun anymore.[ / sarcasm]Oso wrote:A game without luck can be a cheat game. Isn't a awesome game, really, if you play lot of times you can reproduce the same strategy lot of times.
Jest Phulin wrote:Yep. Kind of like chess and go. Those games have no luck, and will therefore die out soon. Once you've played them a few times, there's no fun anymore.[ / sarcasm]Oso wrote:A game without luck can be a cheat game. Isn't a awesome game, really, if you play lot of times you can reproduce the same strategy lot of times.